Blackhat SEO That Leads To A Virus Download

Attackers hijacked multiple legitimate domains returned in Google search results and used HTTP 302 redirects (checking user-agent and Referer) to send victims to vicrtorytrip.net or gfaster.net, which serve a malicious executable named "www.com"; the file was detected by only 5 of 42 AV engines, illustrating an active SEO-poisoning malware distribution campaign that relies on social engineering and stealthy redirection.